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by pault 8y ago
I showed the demo to a passing PM and asked him how long he would expect a team of five developers to spend on it and he said "a couple of weeks... no wait, maybe two months." :)
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by pault 8y ago
HN has an explicit rule against "$N reasons why..." headlines, AKA listicles.
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by pault 8y ago
Link to the github repo: https://github.com/picovoice/porcupine The keyword generating application: https://github.com/Picovoice/Porcupine/tree/master/tools/opt... The keyword
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Microstates: Composable State Primitives for JavaScript(github.com)
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by pault 8y ago
I don't understand your analogy. What is walking to the store without juggling any plates in web development? I'm not aware of any stack that allows you to write styles, markup, business logic, and database queries in a single lan
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by pault 8y ago
I think we will start to see a lot of all-in-one frameworks that use wasm for constraint based layouts so people don't have to learn CSS. I hope I'm wrong but I can definitely imagine something like this coming from the enterprise
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by pault 8y ago
Instant end to opiate overdose deaths, for one.
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by pault 8y ago
I've been using one for about six months now. The ortholinear layout and the custom key mapping reduced my WPM to near zero for about a week, and it took about a month to get back to full speed, but now you'd have to pry it from m
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by pault 8y ago
I am into programming, like you are. I also would rather benefit from the thousands and thousands of developer hours that have gone into the react core, and not have to train every new team member on a crufty ten year old bespoke codebase.
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by pault 8y ago
It's not JavaScript, it's the DOM and other browser APIs.
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by pault 8y ago
This is the goal of the Oni project, but it's still early in development and there's lots of work left to do. Yes, it's electron but in my experience it never uses more than a few hundred MB of ram. https://github.
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by pault 8y ago
As a USA-ian, I've never seen this and would be appalled if I did.
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by pault 8y ago
Does anybody know what the interviews at the FANGs are like for non-SWE roles? What are the interview questions for a front end developer? Do they still make you reverse binary trees?
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by pault 8y ago
But the word "soccer" is an English invention. It's not like Americans just made it up to annoy cranky Brits.
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by pault 8y ago
Full employment? What about all the people that have dropped out of the workforce?
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by pault 8y ago
Is it possible she searched for DVD burners from your home IP?
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by pault 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, what was your use case that you deemed this a better option than react for?
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by pault 8y ago
Isn't `gt` and `gT` faster? You don't have to move your hands!
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by pault 8y ago
How much is a daily dose?
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by pault 8y ago
Sometimes you might have to inconvenience yourself to improve your career.
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by pault 8y ago
Am I the only one that's disappointed that I can't actually buy pied piper coin?
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by pault 8y ago
> I hear the Chinese nouveaux riche who drove up the price of first growth claret (Latour, Lafon, Mouton) drink it with Coke to hide the bitter taste! Do you have a source for this? I would very much like to read it.
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by pault 8y ago
I've been thinking about this recently; we're about to lose the last of the people that lived through WWII. I wonder how the generations 40 years from now will interpret those events. I think we're already starting to see it
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by pault 8y ago
Something that people don't realize about remote work is you get into a routine of being home all the time, and it's a hard habit to break. I have been working remotely for ten years and I've developed some pretty serious ago
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by pault 8y ago
They can learn how to manufacture high quality products for the global market easier than the US can grow a billion people. Food for thought.
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by pault 8y ago
Let's keep it civil, eh?
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by pault 8y ago
I haven't compared it to gvim, but gvim seems like it would have the upper hand there since it is native. There's also the fact that no matter how fast the renderer is, it can never be faster than the neovim instance running under
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by pault 8y ago
Have you tried spacevim? https://spacevim.org/
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by pault 8y ago
I will repost my comment from the last time this was on the front page. Hopefully it's more constructive than "electron sux lol": I've been using Oni for the last few weeks as my daily driver (I liked it so much I signed
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by pault 8y ago
If you set the config option "tabs.mode": "tabs" it will behave like a normal vim.

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